At what time of the year are animals living in a tropical rain forest most likely to reproduce?

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"At what time of the year are animals living in a tropical rain forest most likely to reproduce?  A) In spring and summer to coincide with the growing season  B) In fall or winter to take advantage of food that grew in summer  C) Generally in winter since food can be stockpiled and adults can rest  D) At any time during the year when their preferred food is most available"

A) In spring and summer to coincide with the growing season  

Explanation:

The tropical forest is located in the intertropical region. The main feature of the rainforest is its stratification. The upper part is formed by trees that reach 40 m in height, forming a thick canopy of branches and leaves. At the top the temperature is high and dry, most of the year.

As we know, summer and spring are the seasons that provide the most conditions for the development of living beings. Because of this, most animals that live in tropical forests tend to breed in these seasons, so that the offspring are more likely to survive.

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answer: c. two haploid cells

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